Explore our articles on brain health, dementia-inclusive communities, and community-based innovation. We share insights, practical learnings, and emerging ideas grounded in co-creation, inclusion, and real-world impact—highlighting how communities can support well-being, resilience, and meaningful participation across all stages of life.
Voices in Place transformed Maple & W. 4th Plaza in Vancouver through art, conversation, music, movement, and play while inviting people of all ages to explore what a dementia-friendly community can look like. Read More...
Join free, multicultural, dementia-friendly, and intergenerational sessions at Dania Home in Burnaby, featuring art, music, movement, games, coffee, conversation, and shared creative activities. Read More...
TrueNetwork officially launched its journey at the Canadian Cultural Festival, connecting with community members and local leaders while sharing the vision for the Dementia Co-Creation Academy program. Read More...
Support from the Burnaby Hospital Foundation and the City of Vancouver will help expand inclusive, community-based programming for people living with dementia and their care partners. Read More...
What makes walking easier, safer, and more enjoyable as we age? Join adults 55+ in Burnaby for a community co-creation event focused on healthy active aging, social connection, accessibility, and inclusive mobility. Read More...
Why do we need community programs to support brain health and reduce cognitive decline in older adults? We know that up to 45% of dementia risk factors are modifiable, and addressing them can help prevent dementia and delay cognitive decline in older adults. Among these, social isolation and physical inactivity play a significant role. This means that community-based programs are not just supportive: they are essential. Read More...
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